The EDWAR characteristics are:
Returns the virtual data address being accessed when a Watchpoint Debug Event was triggered.
EDWAR is in the Core power domain.
The value of this register is UNKNOWN if the PE is in Non-debug state, or if EDSCR.STATUS is not 0b101011.
EDWAR is a 64-bit register.
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Watchpoint address |
Watchpoint address. The data virtual address being accessed when a Watchpoint Debug Event was triggered and caused entry to Debug state. This address must be within a naturally-aligned block of memory of power-of-two size no larger than the DC ZVA block size.
The value of this register is UNKNOWN if the PE is in Non-debug state, or if Debug state was entered other than for a Watchpoint debug event.
The value of EDWAR[63:32] is UNKNOWN if Debug state was entered for a Watchpoint debug event taken from AArch32 state.
The EDWAR is subject to the same alignment rules as the reporting of a watchpointed address in the FAR. See 'Determining the memory location that caused a Watchpoint exception'.
The reset behavior of this field is:
Component | Offset | Instance |
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Debug | 0x030 | EDWAR |
This interface is accessible as follows:
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